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"Operation Buffalo, the Marines fight for the DMZ" written by Keith William Nolan is a minute by minute recap, by survivors of the 2 July 1967 ambush I can recommend as insightful reading of this horrific day in our Marine Corps history. I knew David Hendry and have talked to other Marines of Bravo 1/9. Was in amtracs and we supported the grunts. So pleased to meet Derl Horn through this interview. Semper Fidelis to you Derl as we hold the memory of all of those in Operation Buffalo initiated by the contact of Bravo 1/9.

The battle rages on LONG after the rounds stop flying! Our heroes need help when they return from battle. Many of their buddies DID NOT. Always take the time to thabk a veteran, you never know what theyre going through! RIP Rob "Creature" Budrick #USARMY #1SFG #RANGER #TBI #SURVIVORSGUILT #22ADAY

Blackwater were heroes! The liberal media tried destroying their image. Ive heard so many amazing stories from them!

My name is William Hendrix, I would like to know if You knew 1st Sgt Luther C Hendrix with Your unit from 68 to 69

Great interview! It helped me a lot to understand the job of a combat photographer and it was really useful in my academic essays about Photojournalism. Greetings from Spain!

42 letters,cant understand corresponding with all those people. Its build up of mail for weeks STUPID! Derrr.

Tadpole is the man! Good stuff!

Ramadi was full of heroes and warriors.

hey Mr. wood I'm one of your former students and I just wanted to say that you are officially the best teacher I have ever had in school at all

My dad was born in Ireland! He’s not with us no more but this dude reminds me of him a lot. My dad got lucky he didn’t have to deploy but he was in the army around the same time. It’s people like this that are truly Americans and can see how lucky we are in this country! My dad is such a huge reason I appreciate his help freedoms and security we have. Great interview bro. Keep it up I’m from Philly, there’s tons of Irish people in this part of the country

I fuckin salute this man for being real! We’re all fuckin human bro

TY Zach.

Thank you Zach. Much appreciated!

Awesome

If Hanks or Capt Dye are in it or involved with it, it'll be good!

Rick, do you recall a Terry Dan Cathey by chance?

Did you happen to know a man named Terry Dan Cathey?

By chance did you know a Terry Dan Cathey?

I’m at calibre saying that it was a role of lifetime is really saying something!!!

Is he a real Rabbi?

ADVENTURE 😂 GREAT SOLDIER MAN

My unit was Delta1/5, 1st Marine Division and the Union operations would be my last as I was wounded twice with the second wound sending me home. While I was in the hospital I was presented the Silver Star for my actions in the Unions. If interested, I have written a book-memoir that covers these operations from start to. finished. It is called, "The Best of the Best The Fighting 5th Marines. Vietnam." Amazon has it.

Rabbi is a good man and a legend in the Corps! Honored to call him a friend

My father was a LRP 67-68 74th infantry detachment and his teams RTO. Much respect and thank you for sharing.

This is super cool. Col sink was a certified badass

As to visiting THE WALL...I circled it four times before I garnered the fortitude to enter so I could honor them. It was magnificent. I dared not look directly at those enshrined names, as tears and snot were flowing............... And I was trying to be collected. I knew those men there etched in the WALL...died in futility. And I was mere REMF perimeter security and inner security FAC (OV-1 and OV-10s) at Da Nang 1971. Got to experience a 6.72 whiz within a foot or so of my pretty face once and survived rocket attacks. Nothing like this man experienced. GOD bless you John Wentworth NO MORE WAR. Stay dry.

My father was a LRP 67-68 173rd airborne / 74th infantry detachment. Respect to all these guys. Hard to understand a team bringing a dog with them on a mission. Seems extremely unwise.

😋 *Promo SM*

My friend who passed away in 2021 was in the 3rd Force Recon in 1968.

Love Captain Dye! Still trying to find a way to get to him. Semper Fi Great interview

I'm pretty sure if you were a kid in the 80s you played war. You wore your Dads old fatigues if you were lucky.

Hero

Ever heard of Terry Cathey?

Hero

Thanks Doc….👊🏻🇺🇸

Great interview. Perhaps its better to edit the email out as it is the internet.

There is good wars and bad wars Vietnam was a bad war😢😢😢

Great interview! Keeping history alive on this and your classroom

Terry you are the real deal. Thanks for your recounting of your experience.

So far in what an interviewer! 😊

You are doing amazing work ! Keep it up

Keep up the interviews! This is important history you're covering. God bless all the veterans that came before us!

A warrior speaks.

Tell him Happy birthday in May 18th we share the day.

Crazy to think that ppl believe they went to the moon

Please get a better camera or audio system, hard to hear him. I enjoy your videos but it's a disappointment to try and understand what he's saying from the fuzzyness

The audio is horrible but if you can hang with it this is an incredible story. You'll notice the young interviewer is trying to dig up instances of racism along the way which just arent there. Just like the professional main st. media they want us to believe blacks and whites hate each other which just is not true. Yes sir, yes sir, yes sir.

...it depended upon the environment you were in...in a dusty dry environment, you had to use gun oil every time you engaged...then you would put so much oil to keep it going, it would start to gum up...and then you had to tear it down and clean it...very unreliable...

I met Doc Norton when I was at The Citadel, he was one real sob. Friends, don't meet your heroes.

...now, this is interesting...very factual...knew his basic loads and everything relevant to what was needed for fighting in recon...:-)